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The , glory of "iitearnplishitit this glorious work my , • age has compel fed ine-to' transfer to another ; but, 1 die' tintlet the full conviction ..that this 'excellent work' will not die' with tie. Ileive it as a legacy to my s uccessor, . and throw upon him the duty of brlnging.it to an auspiei. , oils issue as speedily as possible. : ':' ' : ' ' In 4ti, .Ir:mspeet 'too' I ' claim Tote thanks,' . I t anientlnit4, - 4 -4rency,---1 Itistitutetf laws for a gm duaF deistruction.i,o(Apapei circulation; by the intro dtkitit, !of 411 ` puiiiiinitallic - curreney ; and although I 16 - 10 w Fhave been - blamed: for what was Called the 4 I r;io ! 4 . • i1t,9,0141 t. 1 , 4 qj ' fi . e In'caSures, and'iltepeapparent inde , cision ' oflny L pAiod when the tiatire of,,commeircial embarrassment was at , the 'hi hest, I fiel s t however, satisfy that'i have eventti .. -followed -- the wisest i ss i course;''fdi if' I have prolonge lii'a degree the' time when (he'preci4o4ketals $ . 44 . , become the only eir- eulating ,mcdiumi T have nevertheless: saved. -many from `raj* , and at *the Millie time ' laid the foundatibn ' Of a,s stem thatinuat front this time, even in its vary beginning; '.4tterly'plestent, the of' a .., :recurience like , calamity. . - ' , . 'Nov for all these things, I say 'I am entitled to yotir thanks, but Fuel( them not ; I have loved you too well to serVilyon with that expectation ; all I ask, a ll 1 beg i n rn tU r n, is to be remembered as one . that ' served', yon diligently, faithfully, and truly, and to be saved from reproaches. which, although undeserved; I neyerthelesk *el. • - -,' ' • I hive ifillitaken - a"brief . kltetelt !?f the principal 1 featurs of my slioyi life, f 1y,.44 1 - A e 'e*Option of my conduct on the Catislahe l Queapon, on Which, as I had not 'made up my inindluiwte'lleti I shall say nothing. From this sketch T am" 'attillotik yi;iu ,should draw R moral that maybe :tiSeful'h a intilistifietive to you it4e prtsen moment, when ; 'your votes are 'about :to be I I given; ancl . my 'successor to be chosen. , I subscribe mysel with , ei.ery feeling - of ‘the ,- nince!reSt affection and respect, ' ' .. r .: : - , 311 !" -: "., 1 :1, 1 " -° ' Your ikfaie4tY'eatin4tlecTrrs''•'• ': LateiJe4t:Ptieitentand,dutiful servant, :' ,71 4 1 E. DECEASED PARLIPIENI'. 1 St. Stephen's Chapel,' Westatinstelyttlima .4,1 122 ri• - ' ' CAPTAIN ITRANKLN::§,vcpFop,Tio . t , I. I • We ere sore ;that ,the friends. Of Captain Franklin and his party, and the public at. berg% .. will. ,be gratified . with t 1 rinse!. of the foPowing letter from thet,iszerßant Witter ::::_...: ,•• ;7111 , Sept. 1825, Lat. 65. IL: N., Long. l*S., 55. W. MY vioti•Sin,:— I do moat heartily oungratulats you on. the I ;tzepeasiitrie , lied front , Carry's liitatodir 0f:... *wavily open *et , without is partiole of ice, as it id attetbei.4tep gained in ; confirma tion of your .I'inch-contested hypo thesis. ~ ,. .Wic taw nothing to !top the -,ships,' ,b ui , on :th e ... c o no , ary, ' every 'thing around us strengthened'. toy bore .. nr• their dfeeting the passage -t. the Indians, indead,•have II rspeatiollist Actween....the m et k en o t : ; 'and Copper-4litre Rivers chart ill/1010k thet•stretiohei far" to the northward, which ;is , gemirt*itirtoutuled with lee.' ' If this be- trrie, the ships may ipsichaps be eherked in their pretreat for a tinny'. but 1 think they will not be altogether stopped; p r oviding they have been enabled to get at the mein abort; to the ' eastward from Regent's. Inlet, No Indian, however, with whont I have spoken .on my recent visit to the sea, can 'speak Of this :parifftitoir of the obstruction, fromins owe oban.vation ; ' indlha report messes, like many others ourtint.among them, to hare So -1 ad train goneratiott.to generation, whia at the.first had hut little ground n stand ilson.• The Indiamyin fact, know nothing of the roast, theirsoivledge of the sea 11110111 being 'entirely confined to the Esquimau', with whom we have not as yea-bad any cormriu niration4 They are employed during, the' summer in catching whales, and .in other -marine: pn o nites i ... to the . east - wor d b it.4 l ,h, Afackensie,. to whinh, J. behove, they return in the , winter: - their neighbours, the Quarellers of allekenziei or the Laticheine of the traders, resemble: them very .muck in. &picayune; dress, and men tier, and many of the Esquimaux werds s, which Al,llll,ttll,itrider stood, were in use among tlitri Clitit,ii is sou the case with the neighbouring tribes of theep.Akotiglinlit; miiirrialmost always et war with each other. Fortunately tir,ais,Jiewever, terms at peace were settled last summer 401(01440%4'qt* raquiindui, which. we I , l "49=f,E4trYne = tildenv9.llT.WASClONlthlYty if, w ll . - -n‘evt them . tqgFtrlfti:o.it,..hti,V l iare4erii. lillre Aini,te tlelighta: st. teeing Augustus ..1,401 ri4,,,w1 , -,±4,1P0 mk,thgre lonia, ho , now 40'har at ' hi ! Plqui;l4l,4%fieePrAgills:P.Pl 4 1 1191tile.manner, as they hod el , . ready been uppnac4 .1?-y .th*T4 of t gat,intention to. visit their 4100 ;. and the reaXnn fop ur dologao could 4,g,oc k .fielly,,eflti*ined. by. hiultltlil 1 1 5 Y f1t0 11 , 11 9.. - ' .;. •.1 , 04e. , rt `Ant itli . ..i ti;10..u.; x.... .. , .2 , ... '' '' .'e : "N'', nosey NOW ..# l l4O. tisoc, fit 4 f itrasfinektatoecif and swans *t, theApotith,g gia,;iror,iehiolj E ne.,4iiithtit ilve' to ha , Ilit"d act L itir:**, .4441 # l 4. N.119 1 .44e 140 v4f lo ' l4 / 11 i'm ; sit , ' u, pronaciay, vie gnini 4 ,l ll ret'fre,to.,tkie l y . npglkin,thstmeinter, iwhieb are riot far d ,-. 4 0 14.1 EAn!.. 04.r.94tki..1 , Vie lout , took of. alluvial ground whic h ,is ~p,soeci„ in ;the f lwea#4.,ehe ,Allachonsic is ;will , covered witkpsnee, : e 41 higklut t flAriatehi which would afford good .alastming yip Anisryjs, „.,. : :*.n.A.' Z_ . ' '' ‘ '' ' I he iggelt _Witntaliti rifts is seen through ossaly Alas whole , course of t he ItYgo tester {warring, tlicsouth branch of the Blau kiinitie, r4tl3a- great distance from 114 bilololl ruffling in 'about W. N. W. true, direction ; but they cip! riot .appear .so high - Ye I had been htdAO cli.pec.t till you', .4041 1 ; She:. sea, and...then they attaiu en..,lllini•:,els,fticPs, enCesetnitignria.the seit , ..coast rt. the o-estward. We shall probably pass very near them next 'whinier, and be able to give some account of. them. If a judgment might be formed from a very distant view of two, or tkec i of oil, bigheit peaks,' front their shape end 11PlielirOwYe ,X 1 4044 11 1 ,11,P9 14 1 „, , , ~ I theft to be volcanic. ()n Parry's Islaml,WC.ilnYlo pivlty, of civil. and hitumen, entbodied in the black earth of which ttia convoyed; , but I find Dr. Richardson h a . given you, a PurinvS.P4ipt of the geology of thc river and this hike j my itoneviltlig9f l 4 46 oll444llll4 point may therefore he spred. I, can oily grafi you 1 hive more than on ce Wi s h e d th e expedition souldieytiNnt,Nßlo.°C tha,fit limeitous cliffa that boundilleviiXi la 14 v,?P'n'tY of the Thames; tre'n4thtAheri Soon be clinched by . eentracting not only. tu supply, oe., Vtfitteriiil for.the new London, vrid _ !)..0,0.0 to satisfy the t ''.°;ski;;ithC:::.cri;ii;ilv‘vecetiv;:icli'll'i'67ctil: tiinta;in4i'4o,o4l44ll:6‘:9.ll::rv:ti,'#:l4-itle'o'r:--71:1'nC:1-vH"la-l-til°.ti.1:11e1ir.9°;:fs:::tri-biklien't.11414:41:":744:43'141::,:: .....yre are now iri,t4verlliiitila. 4 6 4 „.....Pg"" r .:,T,_' ) h ' 4l 2...iN a :. i tn r iti. :t iii , e,,a t i tio i Li n ? t h lizot w t:w e n o h l t r. :l r ie hr : t t o i i ).r a n t in c i ii kni t ina4 solit_ii - ii,d ::; . . , ; , tn a l ine 'r- i Tzeit h : i b rit e r r i e 4 r n n r i e l . tted to stand, or . I intemlea 7 es b a :l e tirs ° t - h el ai, it i l it l 7 l) Pl 7 4s . e t : 4-' •I' have diechergtd all the Caorlito .-, I vied! spar!, iii order to reduce olit eatablialiment to ae mu m 4 iiiii+ll o 8,1- r 6 i 11 . 1 41 i W . e are n o w, ilierefinf , nv " -.1 ,Y 4 a ri it 4 h PartY. - All the mett'hive comforted th ama ii v ta extrePriY.weit, - and they . nuite t h e enitit tter% . 10,., Ye, mast endearing to, keels ii iin i' as merry aurtlaititit,riti,wa cap, during the Wintilv. = ~,= : .-..i .5 , .. I rou nlaiiiftideriftt prei l j e it,, „ f f,, r *,,, it to }hare pivn e p 4i . , „t a m! ) , on 4 !he *4, (i' most ie,'4o4o_ iti the saute, 40,-)Nvi,wi4, guppy , frKiltrli,kol4itiiie ‘,ii4t v. , ' iiiv,c,„•4 l 4 , ot seated I, pf , - at, sit 'tiatli . Pettodi . - noirriVrOontit befoti the COMp e no servants get to their winter quarters. We were just six months from leaving Liverpool to the Aretic Sea. SOHN FRANKLIN. ir.,;:t I' l? v . t , voi3ru lot 1 ..- .- ~ POETRY. Irft je t la TRAJArf - p rrEALArt; Air l t iy.tozm, ftEciTsi))l4.x frn iir Tut, OX.YORD, . • ON Tr* et JUNE, iktpCcCprvi. It-) • • • ~, y.: ItY.w: 1 fl 4 v., 7144.Nt r44#404'161.1,znt. id ihesa wieche of air how'','lt4lif 40'141) 7,i Its ettels pelts twilight per thelihndi of Cla y ~ :,; , And i.e, along. thus Oaning.tintatt walls, ' /Alley* on 41111440 w yngtheris as it falls, , 'till *pitied firji iii**,,tgp storied shaft "appears, rey with t4c triumph* of a thousand yore ,; , . il here,* the conscious, majesty ormight, , '''!? ''' e FeAter-Monsieli• stood in elondless lisbt, pnd from his dwelling in the deep-blue sky 0031 m vanqttielfil world beneath hint lie. I•- 1 , . /‘111.0(19' Mind its iitlie, as swells the saulpturid strict, ach warrior-image starting into life; -Tlsit-sorirted phalanx, and tilt light-armed hand, , Their eagles glittering on s threipr strand; tore white-roWtl 'prier* in' long proteimion lead he'vietin* destin'd en their:Gods to bleed ;, iedaining slavery, thers;tho Darien fogi . • 'ealts death and freedom in thaileggeniblow ; ntl tow'ring in the midst, yon kingly, form, Whose out-stretch'd arm -directs. the .I*We-storm Fix'd his firm step, and' high unalteed Mien, ~ - Stern as war's God, yet awfully went ; Where er be endive, destrtiction mat* the way. NOT walls, Anitiioods, noestrivitit his hosts can stay . : Wad as agifiailyptry torroutfs reissuing roar Rolls the - tlx!)c war, on r iAtePit4e4 ,l 44r t r.; Affrighted Daele,liee,rigy Mil' avail ,„ , lien tolpotAfo9ted 4404 and liuk4vail ; Still press tha:vietomontrrlvilh 1 0, 4 1 1 1 111 : t 4 d; 1 . ' .n! Danube, starting front his sedge-girt Imo, Wond'ring, beholds the creWds that throng his flood, And stain-his angry streams with native blood. Such were thy sons, 0 Borne !-- - thy matehleel pow'r, i In the full blase of thy meridian hour;` But where are now thy corigneki and thy pride, Thy steel-clad hosts that swell'd war's sweeping tide 7 On those free rocks where gleam'd the patriot blade, The ruffian , bandit ,plies his desperate trade. Yet 'mid thy setting, still some parting xert..4 l ~,f Tells'of the htiOtness of thy former dar,....0 , tt1tz.." , Immortal Hodson. tech time-I'O(4A phitior * ,441 ! -,.• Rids pausing memory all thy acts retraee, , ;— . ' ~,t , ' , .t 1 ' Though now, thy form by bigot rage n'ertbrown, Yon Inner hears an image strit its own ;§ . !'' ' l4 Thy tfoOdsis gather ' d frdifithe well-fouglit fi eld,'' . 4 " , 'Thiiiiill xiiebeding Vtitottei viewed obield, ti . • .44 While stittifOtt;es,' Whileiliiletur has itivintite, " '''''' I"' Shall still eirirint*mtd eadi'-iiaing hertN'gsta, ' 4 i'l ' Bid hii-Yeittiq firirit =eatels the Umpiring Aims, ''' ''' x . ,r And soar to i weds thatriva/ Trajias fame. ' An apptllation of winds; Trigim ? Wm deservedly,prond. t pecspballis, King of the. Deed. I The Roman soldier*, iin'thetrelieili, so represented ming the battering ram, cutting tionhitind clearing woods that intereepted their match, and thiliwing Wondett bridges across +e rivers. § Th y rifler of Trajan ii 'now suententitetby a statue of St., Peter, ereete a in iNil'7, by Pope Stirtos Y it Victory is perennificd op the cOmm., surrmuled by trophies, inscribing the exploit* of Traktit on a ohiel t k ' ''''''" I ' , . VON SV Y ;DER. ti Tr ii 93 bs. . . I s Wte.ear t.st preparelonritre7niakii4f,for; :celebrating the obsequief of this great musician, to hie genii's tsernMensuro whit that interyst ) profession in the 4rinisriilite lute . it tits just tantailn,de Ar fopuntiter hoi been ‘Ortnl4l 4 . foneitting of eminent moieal-ptithaiora• „to) tletermine , on, tha t tppatl impressive disarmer Of condUctinutha* tiolintWittyi 'anti 'to foriika is clentre . `of Jetintntinication :with .the.; riot of) their brethren and minicalyworld , in gontral; lOW 'fll4 feel ditPoud to give .their assistance; tm the . .tiecagion. hY. Vow' Weber, .it ap pears, (lied a ...catholie, and the funeral rite. will there., fore .he ;performed iecording to tbc:tienintomiali , of. that , per. tueeipp j The , place to: whiith hiv,retualist are *posed. •cinsigneil„ the - Catholic ' . ,Chapel Mourtieldsi and ~it 'in.: intended that- the liequistn of Mozart . shall be' perfornted "by the most 't;ioinent professors now in "Loudon, both, vocal -anti' •insfrumental, who may tender their services: The , proftasionaLessisto•rics will not indeed. be ' conlins4 to tho metropolis ; fur as • ail . the . details tit the ceremony cannot ha adjusted *before the end of the neat week, there will he ample time for inuSieistia from every part of England to offer their support. There is nest cireirmstancononneoted with the sehoctiott of Montrt's Requient for this performance, -which gives to it a very peetdiat and solemn interest. .There is a resemblance in the. fate us its the ' genius of these great ,innsiciene, Mozart .' lotting: dietl'at the sgs 86, and M.. Von Weber 44 theitis , of 40,'while the dissolution of both appears to have been , hastened' by ..tr morbid tentiierament, brooght on by the etteitentent of doinposition: ~Ifozart's 'Requiem was his lest work, computed on his death-bsd, end' play - ed it Memo , 'fitiicria ;land it is universally admitted to be the tined specimen o f ni t ielc4l, composition ..applieahlo to the. service of the Catholic religion. A more . appropriateAtiOtenotdff not, thetefbre, L plies been selected, end the continnial , talent the profession itt,England will unquestionably .. produce , -ona, of. the .inest Iterfotntattr.s' of it that Ibis tiler A.:fettered. -But:the , altupatity the fat* of M. VOn Weiner, thus ',perishing - in 4• foreign country, .smart flint his • niriieet fyientla and iollllteticluil, will nor, of toursit,' , l* mint:nut to the musical, profession and atuateuriii but, include: the ridtaircrieof , the Drama, to.the embellishment or which his .baits efforts were dii acted I and indeed sit ranks And deacviptiana of peoploA010; cline to ?ay:homage to departed going. A subscription will 'be , entered Into to, defray the , neeesiary expellee : Of tbsr which icil4stfauturse, be considerable, and ticket. of admission to the chapel will bs issued. '(be chapel, it is said, will contain near pirsons. The funeral, it is expected, will take place on Friday tfie 1 4th'instant. • -, N f t . sbNAL PE e v L ii,.. Pt iiilii.---!Ni. ' 4TOPOIIIIII ill • • : . .. .. ti!us,,ptd, s4iiialT:plpriSltilllllol, roan, strongly charecteri.lail . t,r sk convubiiie InnyprivTlt#alii no4rils. Whim irritittih Ake exPree _ion pf 4j, i s t oen i. # l. treinentiulis Ilse step, in ; writhing tl..sts j O yee t f ,i.,l; llTr i e d s o mo t o r —bit di its mean. IlOStota, e h 4 4 1 - , ,Tiostol hiitorian, iii, tilt iincl thiu, ii Uli. a. steal , ,in thexhuulders; WAeliington Irrine„, jp Ontirvininl2, Awl agierab4 in hi! 6g4,4„,. with • stronotritlency in ibmisiK.. 4 Ye mat ip:PP4IPAnYi -or 1 1 ‘4 4 4irplking i we ilVf., seen hint tntrolves doling, while standing a t tiltra.e:tilelocli. luroie l‘toltcnu',i in Pall Mall. The 004 of rot. , .li4tql, # till, with a s trongli T imirlcad , bionzed reuinteue nvi; ie the warrior every inch," Edutaxil,lrvin#, „the preacher, is.slso. vire ,end thin, ii itli a itt mantilla busby baatil, en 4 We l ly ,ppesslat iisanskut. llc retkies t ~.e pnriten, 1004,44 n. iq gait, retina, A ptlinenper- sir W. ... 1 0tt is 1 • greoA3444 lintilieftming *Wetly, rtiiii , *Tit A il 1411 t limp, hit not ;9, peach : .• AS ,is "Pri l/d i . ..' l o l o 4 Pf i ' IH Y ' '"" II IT4TGi if_ If -01#10 1 Y. iri diirlont :l as ,we a s ill Maribor ; he is ittliront Itip .t.Alitor ; or . slie i !,, , oett,pety, Review. m y' ;Miss Edgewor th tk, ,„I4ilit Wit 4 -4 YPIC.e. libtWp as the chirp of a cricket.- 71`iihr t, • note is a short round little gen ileinap, with iiliVelt eytirtind r I* et4ivity in histreit: In rom t puny es we tons Met 11.411 St LOSiknitan's, his flow at .anitnal spirits. 131iihte"IV*1*.'nri''—ft s l in t rt . e r il td , liii hs WZ) h t l lr 'W p i ttrata C T lP as tisi lty ll ' cin i‘i° l lll . 44 o "t wn s il tl :t e Ott i et ' 'Mg l‘firquis of .Anglesee is s' tint cuusimunlitig man, ha n d some inl i n o' f ort nad. t . Itlis Scarlet t, the barrister, is the very pennini. with A oelig,4ooAtiivoiy- -gr.. ,c-anning i s gentlemanly anti instil.. , al een ti'i t .,,,rmik c, ... tti k" l r :f11:141:017fd,:tvWtetlif11.e44gb::::;:::11,1:4.-lrtilll.. (M i lte l n k b ta o ;i p ::: "l a n T o l A: il i d it iv n t r c ,:p o l' u t i ; l : t :i lik e tatted in PM, AW L 4 Or ail f4 L Wt. of cininteuence, am 4 slo w s " 'ketitti,lhe qintni, iaiajulgar an* plebeian i n athtlivis 'WWI pinto) ii - ' '.; ;si no thi ng to triton him but a fine intell e ct ua l e y e; w hose fi t Ti e ar e i i s ro am and verestils. C'ebbett is an orthodox English farmer in appearance, rather corpulent, but with au irs telliput countenance. Mr. Feel is** gentleman in gait, person, awl address. 'WY -777 t,t1 7-1 4 ~# ~Y; ;~~~ .~. 1 10,5.29. A RMV;O9I4TUACTif. lieestiipt t • trek/iffy) , fiitnihers , ' - ; TIC Eis hereliysiveti, to all Persons desirous of , Coutra i ciiiig.to Supply-Age folluwingArticittl.for the Liss o f ih s "'II • P " 1L 915 hi* Mialasteri Land 'Forces in Cantonments, , flartera, andliarratlta, in the under-inettOtted County „ • • Illonmoutii. • ' nEFF Antl MUT TON._ To his -4iltajeaty's Land Forces in and tn,the undermentioned lessthg t , • . • '• Hunts, Salop, •Nietist 4 A z-'Jlfbettht "Majesty's (rivalry and' Artillery horses in ' ... "'" 11461 . ft aid Qiisrterg, in the under-mentioned (.:ounties:•-- ~ 14connoitith,' North and South Wales. Flay, mmi Straw. to his Ni . ojest , retry anti Artillery Horses i n B arrac k*, an d O ats m Ati lt/114'ra" stol Quarters, in the under-uteutioneti'COunfics Dorset, IVarwick. ". tt :flist the Deliver,ies are to commence im anti for 6¢t b : 111 7 next t "dint PrOPoSals , in ' ; :e" . 4 Tender'" ill lie received'4t this )fik e rmy Sum) y qr 11 9‘9,0 ,Itrednestlay the 19th of,,lttne, but non erei rciiaftet r i liwelve o'Clockmt that day. , Pm Podlkbt must he made 'separately for Cbatitf: :tr Cottntieg 6)14110141g 'No itna - 40"wii4iy, °f I 'Tender, and efq GPo P tl°ll t*iitififi l ie iffy' !Karr wit In c - annexed perky Iced `( k ii tti t l y two Persol4fiOirs4t..l . l P r 9P . P.C 6I- ! ngsf . ( ' k4 4t6l l„..ccabli„ n'tt with the li'iy:tentfaritig in the Amount 4 4 -- " Len, .. 941 c. S'priiii_ 6 eall Partietilael),7fOr the tine Reefornllnice, of i -4 " e ' 4 r u m? _PeoPnAsalrririll nirtieerUttrelesis made on printed 'a aritteri-.. , :anti , ti le Prises expressed •in NVortlg st '4ogth z. and should.* so happen, that during the continuance tithe etattraceno Troops should -be supplied by virtue °f • th , e k • n, the amount of the St amps on t h e C on tract and pa., okii in' the first' lristanee by the Conf r actor, shall be terunded Parc f • there tqt ars o the Contracts tufty by had uptur Application at Clambers, betivetnlbp'Elotirs of Ten and Four. Z ll . 'HIMpIeR Of the lit4ad'Attil-illeal may he seen at the the liours'of-Twelve and Two. V h „,.._ ' /CrPtIAT.I.IN(f efirrrel„Viesta 5, lEitg. ' T I FF' ernmissiotici-" ri—trnigttirq•ieiiy's if..,„qc..,, r.tia,,_ , ~,,, ~,,, 144,, , ,,.&,. 4 , :pt er shy give, notice, Susit..,mx,:4l.ixonay, the fitat e d inetlin t 'i they Ibe relidy io receive TeudeUitl , wcilitig, ~ . lb: -L),,entd,, i trsitt for the uutleementioned ar i tt. Agte. : ol,-. " It i Milosty's Victualling Stott" at Depffuitlotiiiititir4' ittlilei ' ' Ilisei i li tt ,,,_,' Quantities, • _ Peikoii ofiVercp........ -- -rg . s,OOO &wt., orie third ( 14y Abe, ,g4th xvo, 1 / 4 40 / 3 Init;;Ain thcxeriin ' eitiliolii litoir lo A, . ' i ng twt ., t t.„1 1: 0..1...,, j 4h e ittlf od fO3 tftlitt,ll'.' ' . , ' , Bluth ju)y. ~,3 4 (Iti rat a l ' '2OO Seeks, T/Y the: o , l4 . l ° l Y' • in t••:' tkral ,I 1 , . , -, ,' p . ... P ,'.19 tt l tpyie * ,tlke Contracts may be seen at %lop Office. . 1 Ie ,i7 l4 4 4blitlee roust *pacify thsepries in words at length, and ti 0 , 4011 - **d., before One o'Cloek on the day appointed.; ;and , the. a 4 ,1 ,lititg nuke* the Tender, or time Person one: his behalf, I ` lo *.#o tuiavrat.when reflex! for. . . • . 1., , . '-- •,.''''' '' ' M. WALLER CLIFTON. -,,....- -.. • 14-.4 , C) ' t iPe)S ' I rioN FOR ASSESSED TAXES: - tlloilett is hereby* given, that'll:Rh' Ail piesed in the lot Aftg i l,":„ittilarnetit, pit:sone OrietOpowered'to enter into COL.. peers ~,„ hn' fheie.ASSPifiERD.'TAILES'Int a period of Pout' I th.,! •••'"'. i _Thotielnefiritti We fifth of APlit'lideq . , on' giving native 14 6 ";'' ' 'Twentieth keieentipti itirl on 44. Wire 'tins' Stet ,of• • A *NIL ti t .' liit, Personi ;slow tinder Compotaliktis Ikti , thei r' A. 4.4, . i,,,, - - , ,...„ 4.1),...1,4 to extend the periolUbf: iteir , e,ttreas to k ii4 ,h'ilgAprit; 11156, upon giving noticing tbeir iltentiOn be iiilliolt of Maf, 11127.--Printed foritti, containing full in it,,rhlii. have been distributed to ttie attempts intriollretote of 4 L lukiith, and to the Crown wurrepra *f each 'district, and 4 Pt rtaliaa te d by them to all parties making application for the IN, . 4 4. ~.. By Girder of the R oa m,' ~ E. .RATES. - 'e 7P4Oiet'llorttertet'llentee, London, • ~ '' I A - ,-.1,.: : " Th Ath - tatniii - 14215. "' ' ' 1 '': '• ' , . ', • L _ _ ______-.::_1.• ; .-0 - --,-- lI RAVTI.,A 11/41EWSPAPER-E4rj, Stin4q, .. Pit,V4Wthili,tMl,lliW4, 041lielergrt sheet r m l ii ,. , ,g iv or d„" t ifii.w ail T‘,e ti,pg,s, ~ , ~.. .0- ..., ~, ~ ...4 iil TO k b A ri f eilitlitnee three pee; lectures ' igen! ' iir to itself: i; ill ' i 4 4 co t tOßlJOit ?leitly N,errepitpett , an .9i1:114.1:11vp.,.. op ye n 1' .. .5? .1 tad ; Int !' PiX i ,aftfl, ail atpli)e A lpurryilof Literaturs, l both Eng lish : ~ hltign'.. ''ho t C h. ilx9 Ptihtl4. l ;efibb,Atlea been much pleasure instatingtlia! Ise r ° "‘YYliitcylatittb.ottbeir_Paper Its already become ex c eed . :441140 4who Airl4: any. persons reeident in the Country, _ hen th , •° : ,%ke lt.,a channel for Advertisements , may have them l ii 7,7 44 { o..l l onilon through the Agents of the Paper, o n e, at ilte k i - whom 14 lappointad in every City suit Town: throughout hildoio, : , : , • . ,9".1 ,- ,,,i 1.!lf ,f 0 11r ' 1 . 1 . ?°b OM thia, poi i t •th r ,:qtY. ineteid.oi ftstitrtiat ai 114relofore• thi Country sub ,4 to th e Atiarivili,ifessipplied by Saturday night's poet;' by' N" 4 ,,,tritogetnent all senor 'eel within : 1410 Willis Of eh i Mewl*. 1 ,, t ;"'" 1 get th e i r p s p on Wsiiim a y. -I: ....o. }ft, Mr..?: r'll 3: ; , ttlt Pr ated and VottlialteAV it'd for 34 if ilON l VViiiiiii; let & f t*. nil W hitiiik and itranstmt,•Engravers sittd,rillifeiiioltlie 111,0- ... „.: 11, 7 mt • the ' Prevention et Fo r gery, iteettfort Ifiiiiii,lelgilillhfl, litilii Strand ~ . .. r01`,31; , tieue 91, - ..„..,_ $., ;-L-Ibtveeli , ' . , , , , 1. 1 ------4 -"•• -i - i----"otinirj...... r .i e ~.p1 tt'',l I,TO Irtirtlrt !WI q I'7, Alt torogiq sirtpo 4 ,9l)(/'t r i'l"l`ti:Te4' Piti ...Ir.Alle t thtir i • l i jr4 k :i. 4 ,Lna Nv No' IN. , tllt Ar i s ! r) " . . r.!,-fi ~ „ If•VIC E E'rEll 111 A NW , I,,, f) „"itera, Cltair' il ia l i'Vritra go t . )g.to Imlia, and .(irntlr tihs't PrOCetaily to . • 1 ittr&ldat or any other iiart of die t , be will find In' thlirddiftliiMimii;di the wiile• of their Milt ;,t,Ye A ' ppointntente, - Ssiotilsi ICWitethiZ, Stifles, Reit*, Piatels, ki.. 0 diet with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea {loth;' 1 ' , iles,. In d , podding a Cahlwillgish -bald Tahiti, Chair*. oft 4 1 41 1'. ; Sea Cheat*, Illukiatid rilullorkarurilts,..and " everr. et description of Travelling Equipage. 4 th t AthlitAliratt Pi T IWCANTFANSi.r.teIIy tittrd witil lA t httealumi e r fif i l ikimo k joiljnillts4,..ttod other Ironical climates : h„,i4 W jit! ,_h great variety Silver and Pitted Articles, Knives, nlti - "r'll Vli i f It , 1011 goiNe:hig?".; lttilitety shale,, h ebten ell i ..71 14 . 1-i'rf,' , ' . ''- 4 P i 1..... A Ktil(ct,N4 :4. .K of Carnake,, Cl,lrric,lc, 1., 4 i. aZ , . Pie t,tio to - - iiv i 4 e 11AR ESS, witli,evir* l k i i ..hiniori (WW I I' x, ..., .. - :for honic use, East and West ... tttifi': and . .80;tli ,Artittlett, Nl: lnch merit inspection frorti their , ti .. -Rt Vial il likit'.4ityte of workmanship, nod . mottetate c- n- .1-., , ,,f. ..... ,',„ ,it...:•.. :i- t ; : : • 4411 the A rticleitin tido Estaldishruent are warranted, and the 01 ' : 11 t i tt plan of fifty years Mantling is still strictly adhered to 4 hi ----4"Visluit:ntnil:44lll4lY Money nice.' front which noabittere .-. I be ma e- _ Fq oftm4Fus. r 4)11t4 ; 7,77 ir• I 1110;eW e uu l systtptotos o N;ortailltre , Fits, 114 4 its fh e lit el ifisebi giv 11 l4esttilees , sitt Apitetite, 1.6 ale, latty t uid , end Ennicieted Avoca , ' Atm. in the Pet iriit ,44 1 ,,,, 41 r4Usrdipiry,e,fticacy of CHINO S PATANT ;Wi*M. tr th,,'\atittk l ipiatmeoli Complairqs,,Atriacil OhiAPICLION. N.. 1 yi, L , 'olv els, and where opening oi• cleatising. i ll required. is sou niversally lituzrt, aml . biss hten pub. tStil l l c e 4 llorrlsrlgest by to wally, i persptis clistmerun) mi d Or•nli,. l ,, gb . l3l rlY;ltltlif hen i tit obi rge t tit intliirotuxtteis: sti!itt L : . I id. and 9d. by ' 1 44.11,450, "re tt le i l ptida. cotar Xt. tontl(ip k 41. 1 - fold t.: * o uuiin and ts, Princes -sltset, Edinburg , arm-) te )4 4s Newrood-strest, and Ito, ilegvnt-str t r , t_t_; , rlti it sid Principal Iliditine.venders throughout th en / Ilse% , VP hms otitylsie hatlr I , I4RRY'S ESSigNCL hi" 6: 4 1 V 4 :491 , 11 in highly respectable Journals to be " best tis0 1 : 11 :er disco tared for the Tooth and gar Ashs." In bet , 11 * and as. 9d. t r >,.. .. ~,i Wit. .. .. :MO 4 t 7 7,i 7 ROYAL ACA.DEMY,4OMERSET , PLACE. THE EXHIBITION of the. .BOYAL ACA DEMI' is NOW OPEN. Adtilistihni Mow Eight ! • if . Sec. 7777 -- . 7 4- t-r-rt , PRIVATE LOTTERIES, • LI'VtliK(K)l I . OBiaiId , ItAPPLES. ' Lottery Oflieev tee, tif ay 41, '18 , 281 OTTERIES litinftcENn tho 18th . DAY kJ of JUIN ,i(fitt;'lld s hereby giVen;,quit the Layrti iticailoo the 'gale; or 'advertising tbr Side, of Foreign Lottery 'Pickets, or of any.l.tttety Ticketic not authoriked by NOlR 'pent, and against Little tines and Private faitteries, will 1) . Atrictly enforced.. ;., t• _ . • It is requested that.- the outstanding Prises t»ay be brought in for payultit, with thelesst possible delay, that all the Doti: eery Accounts nisy be fi*ly closed. BESSE. CONTI? ACT ,for 2 s ooo T ONS of :COA L.— 11 .-‹ The pIII*TORS of.' the BRITISH ~ROCK nofi PATES ' SALT .COMPANY hereby. givt:Noticri. • that, (.n Thnisdiv tbe : , day of Joturnezt, instead. of Thnruday the lat iif lune, previatisly inivertisoil,,tbay w4ll,,be,,preparad to receive Analed teodocatAtir (Act* LotidofhialUcl.lft,visniPetiiifor. the 'VP)7 of Or'.c9lPP.a.PY. P .' WorIP ,Mylorton,Peor , NOrthwidi. Chi'shk% aria 1 ), effillo.f ° Vw e l a i r r from the 34th of .thafmiti nVery particular may he known by upplyinirpniaunally, or setter, pirl>, bo the Managing Director, - at ,t4s, Com- Anysi (* l e t Alp. , ;,,,Omt,Winchester-titrert, Lontioni: r-411 • • tat._ •r• I:, • ' , l; ,M 1 „TA R N, .op aApTEI,, .111L3 IiORN:REHUILT.—TIIOIIIAIi GARDNER, most re . appetfidly informs,hia Friends and the I'ohlic in general, that he has fitted up the abova,lpn, withonew Bads, and eNeryaecommodation for Familica and Cons.itry „Gentlemen. ,Tht • greatemt attention will hi paid in procurin, the Ithoioest WinesiSpirita, and Viands; moderate chargea, and every comfort ' , walls found that an Inn can afford.....—Coaches to all parts of the, Kingdom, and also to all parts of the Continent.—Neat Post Chaise. THE DECEASED PARLIAMENT, IA 1111511AJZSTY THIr KING, AND TICS SUKTORti nr Till UNITID KINGDOM, GUSTING My vary worthy aid approved good Master., If, byeyotn'law.the dying declaration of any single . . admitted in your Courts of .lusticsi of 'thsolike-, , ,aoltinnity, and , in entitled to the , like 'weight and etiFderation, as the solemn oaths of per sons sworn_ WO, the Holy Gospels, .surely then the litter which fAswtiow about to address you, even aiVij • Yrir dissolution ? , be received with. attention, an d ,'Considered entitled to your respect. p- • You are now about- to :take upon' yourselves the very important duty of - okiogning'irryligc4ooo; and, as esSinple at all times makes- a• stronger impression thar precept, I watlithritoptlpti, :Wm*. you give suffrages, to reflect,on the past actions of my . life ; you will 'then' discover in what, degree I have been useful, arid in haVe failed to .sitisfy your ispeetations. Aity thus distinguishing between my good and bad qualities, )'oti"'-inay retain the one, and learn to avoid the , -other; and to to appoint, as my successor, one who p4s,y be rill 1 ought or could have wished to have bein. Through seven tedious sessions have I guided q Affairs, and during the time occupied thereirN; 1 have to partial .change• in the nti 1 hsveieen you,sunk below mediocriity•in point of for 'and again elevated to the higlielit pitch of pros perity; and leis therefore,: with no 'small gricf,l hays wiine4sed your. recent state.of unparalled (hares& this difistance, I fear, is calculated-to throw the good I hav done you into the ;eliadei 'Atari l'would, by no Means be the object of abuse of thoSe I have so ‘ dearly loved ! I wankd betteech you to look diligently ,into your present condition, autLthert decide whether this .pressurtr, , wasi not,mort the 'result' of tiiiesuris' . pursued by my predeeessorttbsir attributable to me, And 'w!wther 1.-did ,:not Atit all , Within rny.powerfta iriiit the calamity in .the fi ret-ittetantsev , But , when it did a rrive, did I not join my potent authority to the Os neficieint donatierni of your Majesty, and-the cOittribti.; tions of the rest of my electors, to alleviate ,the misery, and carry assistanee' . and Consolation .to the houses of th 4 wretched and uehappy, If, indeed, a few discordant materials Were ' found within - 4e—if, in deed, a degree of, reluctance to S.Ainit, foreign corn to your ports teas found to exmt.isietny heart, it is not to beNtpudered at, and 'the:fact that with.thia:relnctance itif '7,,cliaritable , fetlinge'''yet prevailed, ' doeit, ' indeed, cliallinige vonesilence-if it doe s not com ma n d your , „ • praise.' N our peasantry and your msnuracturereWere aufFeying, and applied, tome for assistance; in the Ex. ereiSe Of , that discretion which,..'as.a . 'legildator, 1, - Was hound talike, - I hesitated' to . grant it, 'notbecause I f e lt T uit, but because I '‘.6lS . not quite . assured but I **Hifi 'the ,heat of ,my desire to pr&serve .and gratify ' itilfl 4 " it- of. Yqu, my , tworthy,,:inasters,' . I might hifiAteq sly involve iir ruirOmother liiirtioni who, iii `a ,ilutir, turn; viottld .. ageili seek retirees . and comm'isera .7.--, • tion at ar 11,11.1mnd* ;:•epd, yoti. w cloitbt)eia agri* ee• inc eh4ik, intx not, the part of a, just and .wise legiala.„ ' toe to extend. assistancw to , one 'elan of a . ' community . by throwing another into similar distre&a. SO much in extentuttuiti of the' reluctance I evinced to 'pafia the . Acts r 4 the admission o f forei g n c o rn. This , and a 'word or two in addition bye and bye, will, I trust, - iterve torplace . the Matter -in a right Viewhefare..ou; ' ana enable yoii toirtive at some Correct conclusion on . thikaubjeet , ' To - yeturii . to the .g66€l which I have ' •done to yon,--have I not rPlieftlea our raxes? lurve. 1 not' endeavoured to the utmost to encourage trade ? Mare I not sanctioned the treaties of 'commerce mfide and have I wititthe'itew 'Stites of South AnieriCa ? not illiAett the utmost inftitlUitY of ecrmtnercti? - All', il4s, ,I believe, you will say, I have dime, and lAM gurey'citt'will give ine credit . for -0 Open new sources wishing) do all gin my 'power to husband* our i ! ,, . source , to strengthen yoti tigaitiOt :y . i ouF.ini l n ies —and t . cf 91Pite you to be reSpeMa Yet, lip -.The .midst ..of this, abroStl•-?- , ' •in prOmotifik i the •-• ',growth of your . -wealth; , in. Ondering' yetrriem t • I , . and : whilst • occupied . tower 'of Strength . ; I " hav e ~ ..2 i lb so w t . . , a f t 7 h tt i t ie en , ib tl i ; ,, i i a v ; 1 d ess w ei gr ai t a hi l l. . y it a . d w ri ls ini t:: ei l e i d ey t t o:. l l ?4 o. 94, - to c cyou in the enjoyment of the wasithiwhiehi by tatt other nieasutisl coupled with- yoneekWi'lletiteritrise OA; indttatry, you re attained ;In tilioit,* enable every' man arming you tb worship his God in peace, , and fit' down ih. 'con fi dence behest }, his own fig tree. I have consolifieted the provisions. of a VltSt-number of Acts passed by my predecessors . ; / 7 haVe cdridensed their' eil.' actments; and endeavoured, n ith f ill, ill y zea l mi d all my might, ti; iitidei my' laws clear and simple,' anti yet full and comprehensive. I have done this, and I have undertaken more. Your Majesty knows that, tOlt.gitiW iatterr. , ' .:4:l6ttil: front A . .ists in:, chitpi Play,fi, :so pr., '! tl;4l;hits' a..6 gt4 4 .7hiro:: ' 41 , 1 :'1.: don:" rolOgotail for *Apply s i trOcions crime., 41.6 itnti l modaisip.fil4 ..... R,,,i) two otirketudte. id the; t , i , tlirOtv of C 04 1 , 1 10 hist9rY or this Id?tie, - .1-*it im life4ohihita t in A terrible rinanigt, ', tnieshat„eritreoriliniry lengths . ;,• thd,coraiPad.ttictddAkitlrdllifill, carry ~ . 01 9 !!.., t rellfs• : AbiNt tlit d, ei , I yttarsiago, Theodore received a summons to ttlisir to Ajaccio, , : . t 0,,,,, to' haft hia„,,riaple. inacr:o44 &mat% - the ~C''OPs c ri P ,t ! !..4,_.,,,,,__tir 11 7,7. C. I itrinp. This attildtons he, would not 41)(y, ,but i gvii, s . .r, %._..,tc,..,. inootairr i : liv i At .ptcr ia r usiy requested the Pr4fiTt!c, ,fif ..r, Gotiderrnei, with, whom-he was acquainted, to let Itio': l 4• ll l,vre . , ~ in caes Orders, should. come ,to iaite, liim, arrested, e ..,.A .. 40,y, „.,,, days aster, he received an invitation to atilt Nv Ail the B righter, who Said that no °niers hart yet re.4h4 him it:spin:UN ; the : „,. artert wine 'was fittrOcii in liniil4aTlCP, anti litoodper .pAripp ~.0..i. ill a cotoplete state of intoxication ; h'e ryas their tini:l4.titind fl, (dot, ond c'.olrriled to : flit prison of Aiaecio. Ile esespe4,4orii si l ts, , : t • i ‘. o ,jekigits irpich diffiloilty, arKl arming Nirtisdi ( 'with a eariniiir , pray to .t himiCks 'of the gendarnierre, 'sliare he She* the - Brigotait , ioiio !vas st Oinii,r NV ith his pin fly. lit , tutu 4a(oroft .. to his kinagts siairoble . a the .inj!Altitanti, ,stud t 4 , tt w p it ~.,' what he hail . Elpri,e; in! swore. t)iolitp irri*thia %Allir..l„P' give satisfied, hot th,ii iit'y'rotticr itiiirtltir o'er)! `darttit vault' might come 'in his way. This ilteariftil oath hai baetreitttli fa- ' ' 011ec), and although heavy resiairls have been otriVed fur his iipitrfit% `• lientsion, all is in i-ain: iha'eountry lieople"welo glees ad infarittitij ' tiori respecting him ; and when an'' oplioriurtitY offeff4; Shit' afford him every assistance.. , H'- w tn.with non 148. gendarme& c. • fiYsflugi ttireadj• met deith'hy• his hands , hist. year. Although Stiliutjggl the most horrid) privations; . flint.' subsisting , only 61 . i,;:ti1! OM e and wild , fruits , with which' the tillia'aUunds, lim ,b4l aottpost.ti ;f leaves,. his habisallow"s onion; tot this - ouifast,;9l..bantlit of novel sprier, has never been acosowl of pa , . I etr i atinf, a single tobhery.. lieveral young nun have leopritly . Anitteti,hitn i land these daring bandits-otrike such terror into the • sorareta;6o, that they dare, not stir out unless in company. A you og Ott cams a stwit time since to ,Thsocion, and itaktd. tut be , el:tian leith4lie henditii. ',What) motive.' Wing the* hotel' • '• tai. 1 today*, ; I seduced a young girl,. and tho parents. wish to tiisit Me marry her.'—e.' -ribititil instantly to. bar,' ssid'Throdots; ' and if in six thy* she is not restored to honour, thou elidit 441' r • ~,,,,,,. wottDOlrtil , RICOVItS iu! Tilt FACVLT V , or srut,clf.,-,Abqut , two prus inac,e l William, do \v3itrt at ti:! , 04411 1 0 litiO,Tovorn, Lou er-streit, lelingten. sparred a pnrtatig attack, which ftyldeply, depvived hitrt 0( the 444? of speech, and he remained completely dumb until last Thursday night, m 4101144,4 lq in bed, he awoke as if some person had called him, and ilia; orero that his epsech had been.reatured t,o `him, as ,suildenly a' ha had been deotivsii Of' "li - 'The riot fellow almoit'everporreied tik his ..' / , itiyfttl kitting, it:1'11'0400y eft his bed, oat ripaired to (tie: chairs her of his maso-r and etlstresh spreading solro little alarm through the'honse, h ) ; the rivet yaca anunnectleent of the happy !lenge ht 1 hatkundergime ; soil the nett day, with a somt:what exuberant,. joy; hr" rinsed ,the Chntch,hells to be ning. On Sunday, he at. tilithitl'aq the'' Perish 'Church, ' when tile ' 4.ilinieter puhhely , en. ft./air/RA this event.' end; itt!.Williatres none,'" rittlitied 4 ehankt to - OW .41iiiiittly: -• riartt,sit , of spevet is f ar4ett, tittketti'lltit he 9biet r *• 41 1 stitiialelit Olntoile forget host it treed fulallle °' . v . tie tglicarappe ; Qf Op, natives of , hubs 44'144.r:11i), tbkietttolti4tooo4.64 ii 440140,140441 4 4011Pu 4 a1te44 1 0 4 e.• OM of lw, hervele totencheilts,itheouto4 here #ll during an erlipea pf Op moon ; tin ,iryptirilli whit* Oft WO been, the WomanPAvereil that , "e ile 'fad been paminy the 4106 ,fiir e r,, (hat it •was 9uite. ,Dark. tty . A N l o o t yi , p g r 1 s :r h i i v i i t ug a ha t 6 vk: tii they all b t o lea no i 011 w e then a u :a l l s *hr an te , e a ii .i .: ,,, :: : i t : h .. the psynito, her Ladysh i p, naturally required a aelotiou, Of tit. tu)etery. "Pit!" said the 'simple ,ematurei i , it is . a raty,, o l4 btalbtr of a , roller to ; nail tic. ci tha moon. The oblet . tlever wait! ., repaid iOO I have bon with the ri ot to pay our eh,f .the e;; 441. oo motley, to the priest."--.Srean's Journat, gS•e, , , I:s h ) ,.. : ,s n n ti ig ua l l t;t P : a e r t l i l h i e e e s ti f t l e a f t:t y g t e rt: t i .o n t l a l n i n i e 3 it t :i f t w O o rk r t e t t !)::: e k fl P rs la:c4 t of ' the S na t ititr clut %N . lll,:s e 'e h . : ia re cki sa:, ( c 4 onfe*without `sheregr i e )t t lb th ll a c t ; . lin llSi , 4 ; #t itti g3( ll 6lC g ln t i ! ;—.l i s n ' s Dß ur u'r e il itt P' l l A Ta e slit° l . : l4 ;typ 9 e,rt it: : ,y l4 , i 'ts t4 'a tj ti lß sak t:7 : 7l-..-i‘ h i ; l'C t 'l h ''' :" ~ . ~ t.l; I ti tt l t l l u y , clerk haw he would iilease , to have' his now enterd• •117 tt:i l t: 11 ::m r :t;:l l itt n t r e e m P t, i t hl o yda t e41‘ 1 t aT e ba t °( i li n il i di e j : (j : ;; Y 44'o"l;lll : 2ll).al Y 6l6all et r6lll : l2l : nr a lid:li " lsalill: i C im ha u r a le t s or 2 . l:kliu, lifniiiire . as i th t ety l, :re r, n: 1 7 4 : ,, , 0i, ty ,,itiy 0 , 71: 4,: NATIONAL PARAIOXES- - '.,;=- ,ft , p - ~ .4 '"' "t ' ' ei *moten. never hapiiy" but Bthen'he is misitthle v wit' hem it navtr At home the Irishman is rtever at pc.ace, but whets he' is iigh!ing, but uhen hil ,;io -Aril" : ond y , , - , —Edinburgki Observer. - _ ::: 1 ,.. „ i The cervirl'ony of the i 44 4 440 1 ) ol inc new Bishop . ii .. ~,, . of 'dila aii)LeAe wiu lierforni44,44'. tun:. Catheiirld .tut fiett o ty , o f the _. tie wonn avow -ad *x . pozi ll ibiLliiB 'Mikity .144. Tkw giilr., . 11°I t. a " :4i4b°r11.4 t4t Pro- L'Ordthip, initt thiori r'. erne]), tiiitstligr iebeii:' dery, was the Avant . teuens of the Doan. The cere mony was , un interesting, and was attended by only a few specteiote.--Durhani Chronicle. T ~~ar~c ; .41 , , , _ „ Pit' ICE' .:S,Eitlet4-,PrOrtrq *. ~~~~_ C . ~a~~~: MOP 'a SD —.... 10 10-- 1 ~,, , a If r r , 341.; "..1 '' ' THE ARMY. `l"' .' lil r..-A m trt g ea c iint of /tee:nits arrived in totost on, Werloeettor In g y . boy Brtstol, on route to join their respestiva ' , ...... ~ .N. awl Depot*. , —.. . , ' I,t.viel l I', rrdt Tbt hist Division of the 6S Ttegittatt of Intallty l eutoarved, t . l, On thla 45th instant, an ~ lward the, lqtiievt. Trader, transport * , itt Cork for Portsmouth. , r ~,. . ~ t-, - Tkft troptstationai *t CutteAtfr have been ordere# to re. i toont,to Dal, ikfargate, itarnagetai o versham, and °a age. Tit Depots of the SOth att4 #6, tiitimotti of ill tutry have been ordered to march from tOillocr, to Na)lautl anti Bp i ntrco. One equedron belonging to thcilret Regiment of Life Guards .. 13,4 been mitered to march flortt D r ib;', tsl Burton. The Cavalry Depot et Aillial gre h3i beat ottitted to tettiove to Sevenoaks. EAST INDIA SIIII)PING.," The DevirTesat e Thorrihill, bona Bengal, off Portsmouth ; figtsAtsgel e.. 11, Sauget Der, 22, Madras Jen. 17, ; the C04..p Ittaiell§,. and. St. Baena April The ocaombi., • ehajmon, from Progni, et LlVieff ; 03&d f r om fleOgel Jan. 16, end the Cape March 21. • The Apollon, from the Ilfittiritius, has arrived as At er ; seines. Mar i o AH.411 Ai. AT Ttit Bengal, Feb. 19. . , . • Orr Bett9.st..--'ilte Claudine, Christie, from London, Felt. 3, Thelhottias ,G,renvills, Mantling, w a s to sail for. Louden Att. the 25t1t of Fshirtntry. • 1 1 .11tinveat,s Ar Bitt,xvra•-,..,The Palla6, Black ? frogs the. ~ Manrithp,' and lite-,Pity.of Bordeaux, Alexamitr► hOO, nio Ja naito, April S. . • • • ' • . Ammar., ter. Bxt:PAi South Wades, 40. 25, rr —The, m f 4Ont New Ai ll lIIVAI Al Orient,..Whiteh from, to1141;11 . Singapore, the latter end of January. The Duke of,Vork, arrived off the Wight i; from ain' t volts on the 10th Alardi, in let., 27. long, Soutltworth trans port, fot the Mauritius: She had seen large ship, which bad lost foremast and bowsprit ; and two others; one of which ap. peered to be under jury-masts, in long. att. blowing hard. The Otheartlie, from Batavia to Antwerp, was *pokes with 524th March, ill fat, SIC ti. long. 31. E. going to the CapS, hay- Mg lost foremest,,bnitieptit,inain•topuist , quarter and stern hosts,' and have 200 bags of cOfter overboard in a' heavy •gale, by the Bombay, arrived from Chins, ' The Claudine, from London, and the Aledine, ;:vigs from New Solith Wales, have,arrired at Bengal. Thii Orient, Whits, front London, has 441;0 at Chins.. ' • CAPE or 0001) Elora; Matt'ciii3..—The Ilirmony, wits totally wrecked coming ou ttlie km Mr, 18th twit.